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Old 02 July 2008, 10:31   #1
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Stern power 101
Any one got any tips on removing a difficult prop from my P22

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Old 02 July 2008, 11:01   #2
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Whenever I've changed a prop, I've found it easiest to get a mate to hold the longest spanner I've got, while I turn the prop (usually wearing thick neoprene gloves!). Seems to work for me.
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